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cv. Ciaun1a wxs confirmed Gov.
D1kcla ~ tho Senate, Friday
WI assume the duties Of his
|2|| b = non = his commission ar
xoog fsom Washington.
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In an interview ct st. Paul a few
days ago, Judge Palmer expresses
himself q follows
AS long ~ there is no effort made
% remove me I shall not say a word
am satisfied If the peop leand Presi-
dent Cleveland are. I am now on
nv way Is Bismart, where the 6u-
rfef1e Court of Dakota meets. There
IRE q number Of important cases to
Is decided this term. do not know
whether Judge Church will sit with
u o. not. II he is not confirmed as
Governor be will Of course have the
right 70 cit on the bench. / have no
doubt but fl16t be will be confirmed
tomorrow Or very soon. The peo-
pls Of Dakota seem 10 be very well
satisfied with his appointment as
governor. He will fill the Office ca.
pably. The people Of South Dako-
II, OF many Of them, are intensely
interested in division. I believe
North Dakota favors division also.
However nonecan tell what uould BE-
the result 81 the election if the ques.
lion Were submitted TO 4 vote Of the
people. shall spend ! few days in
Bismark this winter. Even If
cuold / would not feel like making
predictions regarding probable Da.
kotA appOintments."
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HAPPEx1Hoss-@Oh Saturday the 5,
~ passenger train On the Vermont
Csntral +. Ras ~ thros,. fro.n 4
! bridee isto the river below-a dis
Zines 81 siaty 6eet-st 4 point near
White River Junction, vi Cause,
! broken nii. Express Messenger
4. Robbins who was ono 81 the
mi pes1ous On the wrecked train
lhat Nj passed over nv bridge boz
iAs srcadent occurred mid III
vtuiebIy oase u Nj xfEst accis
sIs NM evsr S0de l16s II ths!
When Ms we're fair
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Guardians Sale.

Notice lie hereby given that the undersigned
Guardian of EphraiIn, Henry and Louise Nouns
cy, minors, will on or after the 10th day. Of FEB
rI,ay 1851, sell at private sale all the right, It'll.
and interest OF said minors, N and to the fol
lowing described premises situate in Union Co,
d. +. to.wii The East half OF Lot 2 in Block 81
of the original plat OF Elk Point. That bids fol
said premises r,ay be left at the office of l.. n
Flanagan. in Elk Point, ID. r., upto said 10th da,
of February 1887. Terms OF sale: Not less THAI
one third down., balance on time not exceedini
| one year. secured by note and mortgage. Will
interest at ten per cent.
WARD HOPKINS, Guardian.
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Sore Eyes

sore Eyes
The eyes arc always in sympathy with
the body, and afford an excellent index
Of its condition. When the eyes become
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is an evidence that the system has
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which Ayers Sarsaparil!a is the best
known remedy.
Scrofula, which produced q painful in
flannmation i'll my eyes, caused me much
suffering for "A number Of years. BY the
advice of a physician commenced taking
Ayers ~Sarsaparilia. After using this
medicine q hort time l was completely
Cured
NV eyes are now in q splendid condi-
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Mrs. William Gage, Concord, N. III.
For a number of years / was troubled
with a humor in my eyes, and was unable
to obtain any relief until l commenced
using Ayers Sarsaparilla. This medi-
cine has effected a complete cure, and l
believe it TO be the best of blood puri-
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From childhood, and until with n few
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complaints, with beneficial results,
Ayers S~arsaparilla, and consider it a
great blood purifier. - Mrs. Z. Phillips,
Glover, VT.
suffered for q year with inhamma-
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on the ball, depriving me Of sight. and
causing great pain. After trying many
other remedies, to no purpose, l was final
ly induced to use Ayers S%arsaparilla.
BY Taking
three bottles Of this medicine 1 have been
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stored, and there is no sign Of infiainma-
ton, sore, or ulcer in my eye Kendall
I. Bowen, Sugar Tree Ridge, Ohio.
My daughter, ten years old, was affiict-
ed with Scrofulous Sore Eyes. During
the last two years she never saw light Of
any kind. Physicians Of the highest
standing exerted their skill, but with no
permanent success. On the recommen-
dation of a friend l purchased n bottle of
Ayers S~arsaparilla, which my daughter
commenced taking. Before she had used
the third bottle her sight was restored.
Her cure is complete. - w. +. Suther-
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Prepared by Dr. c. Aver s Co, Lowell. Mass.
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Boot ana S6oe RoTcof,-

CHICAGO, Jan. THE nouce of the
boycott against certain boot and shoe man.
ufacturers of Chicago. mentioned in
these dispatches few days ago, was a
great surprise to the firms. Messrs. Selig,
Schwab & Co. say they had consulted
with the state executive board when that
body was in session here, and had been
completely INDICATED by the board. @
II. Fargo & Co.'s case was also consid-
cred by the state board, which still has
their case under advisement. Mr.. Fargo
said that he had In no way violated the
agreement made last spring. At that time
he hAdj contract with the authorities
of the penitentiary at Jackson, Michigan,
for the employment of $50 men and had to
pay for them, whether he used them or
not. At that time only 40 of the men
were at work, but when he agreed to use
no more men he certainly referred to $50
called for by the contract, and he at va
rIous times since has used the full $50
men. He expressed regret at the boycott
and said that he was sorry to have his
goods boycOtted by any body of men, but
did not see what he could do about the
matter. Mr.. SELF. of SELF. Schwab & Co.,
was very indignant over the action of the
assemblies and threatens to invoke the
aid of the law if he eau find who to in
woke 1t against.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.

Appalling condition OF Property In
lSS6-SantR Fe EXIensiOn-SParks
From the SmOkestack.
says: If the yearly statements of railway
foreclosure sales are q barometer of the
condition of railway property, the records
of 1886 are almost appalling. Statistics
just completed show that during the past
year no less than iorty-f1ve railways with
1857 miles of main line, representing
bonded debt Of $l70. 140. 500, and capital
stock Of $9O3, $3.50 200, making q total of
nearly 1914, ITO 900; have been sold under
foreclosure and transferred to new owner
chip. This means in many cases that
the capital stock has been lost entirely
and that the bonded debt has been changed
to new securities generally OF less amount
than the old debt. Necessarily these sales
always mean the sacrifice of q very large
part OF the value indicated In the original
securities. The mileage represented is
more than double that OF any year IN the
past decade except 1879, and far greater
than 10 that year, while the STOCK and debt
| total Is far larger than in any other year,
and nearly 80 per cent more than in 1885.
This alarming exhibit is somewhat re-
| deemed by the fact that the number OF
new receIverships shows very great de-
crease-only thirteen roads, with an ag-
gregale mileage of l 500 miles and a CAPT
| tai aud bonded debt OF $76, 000, 600. having
been placed in charge of receivers II
however, competitive railroad buildinG
continues TO 60 on at the rate At which i
is now proceeding, il Is not unlikely thai
= new era of bankruptcy will eventually
| fOlI0W.
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Millions In 1t,

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 6.-John II. Woodward
to-day fled . suit against the Missouri
Pacific Railroad company. for 81, GOO, COO.
Woodward alleges that the above compa-
ny made . contract with him by the terms
of which he was, for the sum Of $1,000,
to prove that the st. Louis q San Fran
cisco Railroad company had forfeited all
charter rights to construct and operate q
railroad between Psclhc, Missouri, and
st. Louis, and that it had 10 right of way
between these two cities. Ire contract
also stated that ne should form q compa-
ny to construct 9 railroad over q
new survey Of the San Francisco
road between these points to be operated
in connection with the Missouri Pacific,
the latter road 20 hold 55 per cent and he
45 per cent Of the capital stock of the new
road. Woodward alleges that r. s.
Hayes, first Yice-president Of the Missouri
Pacific, signed . written contract but
failed TO perform his part thereof and by
such failure Woodward alleges that he has
suffered damage to the extent of $1,000
0C0
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NEWS NOTES.
President Adams Of the o. ?. Dodges
q Delicate Point.
A Worn Out Boiler Goes to Pieces and
With it Two Men.
J. Il. Woodward Sues the Missouri
Pacific for q Million.
An Explosion from Gas Occurs in 8
New Building.

CHICAGO, Jan. 6.-The Tunes this
morning says the particulars of most re
mArkable transaction between the Union
Pacific railroad on one side and the North
Chicago Rolling Mills Union Steel CON-
pany and Joliet Steel company on the
other. has just been learned. The compa-
MES hAytng the option Of q contract OF fl
Teen thousand tons of rails for the Col
otado Midland, . rival of the Denver g
Rio Grande. and 70 some degree Of the
ing rate could be obtained on
shipments to Denver and Pueblo
appealed to the Union Pacific to change
IIB rates 50 a. NOS 10 charge more than
twice the amount demanded by other
western roads for q like service. Failing
20 get Satisfactory reply from subordi.
nate officers, President Potter OF the Rolling
Mill company on behalf of the Steel COM
paniea addressed President Adams and to
his AstoniBhment found him taking refuge
behind the Colorado pool and refusing to
consider whether . rate of four times that
OF the other roads Was reasonable and con
sumiug valuable time in the dish ssion OF
red taps methods of the Unto Pacific
and declining freight that would
pay this road $2kO.000. one-half clear
profit, all Ia order that the Denver & Rio
Grande should not have q cheaper built
road, which could s1ord to charge lower
rates. Potter was formerly director of
the Union Pacific and Ia firm believer
in the efficiency Of well-mauaged
pools, but feels 80 Indignant
over the treatment he has received
from the Colorado Traff1o association that
he has determined to present the matter to
the authorities at Washington. He claims
further that the policy of the Colorado
Railway ASSOCIATION which is composed Of
all lines running from the Missouri river is
TO shut out from Colorado anything which
could come into competition with articles
manufactured there.
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Tha R,rhr aIan Arrest, d.

BOSTON, Jan. 6-James e. Nowlen was
arrested In connection with the Goldman
murder this morning and made full con-
ession. He said he was the only one con-
cerned IN the murder and the other pris
oners have been discharged. NoWlen Gays
he killed young Goldman at 8 O'Clock Tues-
day morning BY stakbing him in the back
Of the neck with carving
knife. The deed vas done in
COdman's stables. Later In the day he
out the clothes on the body and chopped
the left leg and right arm of. and started
with the corpse on his pony for the coun-
try. IL the spot ia Lexington where the
head was found he dropped the head In
the middle e the road aud then threw a.
arm out and returned to Sonerville by go.
ing through Waltham by road to BOs
ton. He reached Somerville at 8 O'CLOCK
Tuesday morning.
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vioIans Ca ExnIoaion.

CHICAGO, Jan. 6.-A violent explosion
took place at the North Chicago gas works
corner of Hslsted and Division streets,
yesterday afternoon. 1t was attended by
the rushing Of . great sheet Of fame into
the middle of the building. The expIo-
ston haG occurred in the sewer that ear
ried of the refuse matter from tie oil
cupolaS, and In some way the gas became
iRnIted. The flames followed the sewer,
ami ran into the river, the surface Of which
for distance Of 200 yards was soon Q mass
Of hameF, which later isnited the large
coke ahsd % the bank. Two IRE alarms
were turned in and the Gre was under
control in half an hour. Losses nominal.
There were q dozen men at work in thu
works when the explosion occurred and
all OF them were thrown down, some o
| them being hurled several feet. Four o
them were seriously injured ana were takel
10 their homes. Their Names are jane
HHDlsy. John N0phervllIe, John LangdoI
and Charles Jones. The remainder sUg
tained' slight injuries. Langdon's ana
Jonea' clothes caught IRE and before the,
could Be extinGuisbed the men were bedl
burned. NspheFvfllO Was-thrcWn full
twenty feet and his back severely IN
jured.
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The following opinions were rendere
nv the supreme court to-day:

The following opinions were rendered
by the supreme court to-day:
BY Horton, @. j.
James q. Warden Va. W. 81. Sabine ct
81: error from Msrshsi county; affirmed.
the Missouri Valley Life Insurance
company Vs. Jsmes McCrum error from
DOniphaD county; reversed.
T. w. Pelham ct al vs. 3. I. Smith ct
al !; commissioner Of FInney county orig
| inA proceedings In mandamus; iudg-
| menf for the plaintiff.
The Chicago, Kansas s. Western rail-
road company vs.. B. r. Putnam ct al
commissioners Of ST. ford county; judg.
mens for the plaintiff.
By Valentine. Justice.
Mary a Rush, adm niEtratrix, vs.. tn
Missouri Pacific railroad company; erro
from Bourbon county sffirmed.
Moses B Snavely VS. tbs Abbott Buge.
company; error from Anderson county
dismissed.
Moses B Snsyeiy vs. the Geo K Ozle
manufacturing company; error from An
deFson county dimisseo.
: Moses SnAvaly vs. King man q Co
error from Anderson county; dismisset
; Geo 7 Wallacsset 81 vs. w O Mahafe
81 all error from Anderson county
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3 three day's siege completely annihilated
- They a)so attacked Monghai with
simiSsr reSnlk. The latter ie ten miles
from the coast on the border line
OF China and Tonquin. No particulars OF
the massacre which occurred as Monghai
were given. Hakoi Is about thirty mIlee
south of Aonghai, on the coast. The
French had SMALL fertilization there.
with garrison of sixty men, under COM
mAnd of Lieutenant Mcmahon, q nephew
of Marshal McHahon. After q three
days siege only twenty-three OF the gar
fiRon remained alive. These made cor
tie, but not one survived. The lsfest in
formation stated that the cities Of Hakoi
and Monghai had been fired. Il il be-
lievsd the same forces which captured the
boundary commissioners also perpetrated
these outrages.
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Catarrh to Consumption.


CAtarrh, in its destructive force, stands next
to and undoubtedly leads on to consumption.
1t 10 therefore singular that those AFFLICTED With
this fearful disease should not make it the OBJ
ject of their lives to rid themselves Of It. De-
ceptive remedies concocted by ignorant pFC-
tenders TO medical knowledge have weakened
the confidence of the great majority Of suffer-
ers in all advertised remedies They become
resigned to q life of misery rather than torture
themselves with doubtful pLllIatives-
But this will never do. CataFrA must be met
at every stage and combatted with all our
might. In m any cases the disease has assumed
dangerous symptoms. The bones and cartilage
OF the nose the organs of hearing, Of seeing and
of tasting SO affected IS 20 be useless, the uvule
so elongated, the throat so Ib6amed and II Ti-
tated as 70 pIodnce constant and distressing
s1HFoRD's RADICAL CUBE meets every
phase OF Catarrh. from simple head colo e
the most ioathsone and destructive stages. 1e
is local and constitutional. Instant in feitexs
ing. permanent in curing, safe, economical and
neyer-fsilinR-
Each PACK age contains one bottle Of the Rad
icsi Cure one box Catarrhal solvent, and an
Improved Inhaler. with treatise; price. II 90.
PorFRH DHU0 CHEMICAL 90. BOSTON.
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RapuhItoans EIectad.

HARTFORD, Conn, Jan. Ga joint
convention of the state legislature assem-
bed this morning to elect state officers,
owing TO the failure of the popular vote
to give any candidate a majority. The
result of the ballotiDg was the election Of
republican candidates as follows
Governor, P. G. Lounsberry of Ridgetield ;
acknowledgement, James I. Howard,
of Hartford; secretary of state, T. NJ.
Hubbard OF Wallingford; treasurer,
Alexander Warner of POmfTet; and
comptroller, Thos. Clark Of North Ston-
ington. Gov. Lounsherry and the other
state officers were escorted to the capital
this afternoon and the oath of offi;e sd-
ministered.
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ANARCHIsTs ON THE SLOPE.

Threats to Blow Up street Car Property
With DynAmIte-COrA Lees Case Con
tinued-The Criminal Record.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. THE Exam
liner this morning published q letter
from the alleged authors Of the dynamite
explosion on the cable road on
Ninth street Wednesday night.
The letter is written IN red
ink on coarse brick colored paper. Il Ii
signed August Howlitz." The letter
states that the parties responsible for the
explosion are members OF \ society and
. powerful organization which had in
birth in Chicago directly after the Hay
market riot. The letter further states that
the dynamiters have no connections
with the Garments union, and that the
latter is entirely ignorant of who the
dynamiters are. The epistle concludes
as follows: "We have q programme
laid out for a series Of dynamite explo-
sioDs, and shall 90 forward In earnest II
the roads persist IN refusing the carmen
their Just rights"
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THE rRE RECORD.

Az OldLsdy Cremated At PaOla-BFsweFy
BuFns 6-MAchine shops In Ashes Other
Fires.
PAOLA, Jan. Mrs. Rosa Goodyear,
IS years of age, who resided with her
SONS in Valley township, this couaty, was
cremAted alone ct her home last evening
about o'clock. she was left alone in
the At ernOon, and upon her sons return
ne found has mother as well as his home
10 ashes. Cause Of the fire unknown.
THE INQUEST AT TIFFIN.
CLEVELAND, o., Jan. THE Inquest
into the causes OF the Baltimore & Ohio
wreck a. Repu bic was begun at 2 O'Clock
this afternoon ct Tif1in. A special to the
Leader says that the city hall, where the
inquest is being held, was crowded.
4 DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
ST. PAUL, MINI, Jan. 7-Dispatches
from Fargo, Dakota, Gays this morning
that the Northern Pacific railway ma.
chine, boiler and blacksmith shops vert
burned. Three locomotives ane Q number
of valuable machines " ere consumed. The
Hre was the most destructive that ever &C.
CURED In this city. Loss estimated al
from $150.O00 to $500 600.
HORSE SHOE WORKS IN ASHES.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Jan. -Four
butldingP, comprising all of the machinery
shops of toe Rhode Island Horse Shoe
chops In this city situated at Valley Falls
was burned this morning. Loss estimated
at 100000.
MACHINE WORKS BURNED.
MINIATURES, Jan. THE reliance ma-
chine works of T. P. Allis s. Go. caught
fire last night in the chore room of the
foundry department. The fire blsZed
fiercely for two hours but was confined TO
the foundry building Loss, $3.50, GOO;
insurance, $500, GOO. Three hundred and
fifty men are thrown out of work.
BREWERY DESTROYED BY FIRE.
HICAGO. Ill Ian. z The Ernst Bros
brewery, situated on the corner of Haw-
thorne aud Larabee streets, was totslly
destroyed by fire. this morning, the first
alarm being turned in at 40. The fire
was discovered 10 the cooling house. The
building in which the fire originated was
huge brick structure, occupying nearly
an entire block. The building was sur
mounted by wooden cupols and was
ussd as fermenting room and cooler.
A large quantity Of beer was IN stock.
The point where the fire broke out wa
almost inaccessible and the root sur
mounting the cupola was soon developed
in flames.
A DELAWARE BLAZE.
WILMINGTON, Del, Jan. IA large
fire has been raging this forenoon at Della
ware City, town OF 900 inhabitants, on
the river front, twelve miles below Will
mingtoD. Two engines from here were
sent down on special train. Twelve
houses and a hotel are reported burned
A later dispatch reports the fire under
control.
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AForEerat Newton.

NEWTON, Kas., Jan. IA man who
gave his name as Thomss Allen vester-
day presented a draft for $4,000 at the
Commercial bank for collection. The
draft was drawn by Zschery & Co., of
Praireville, Iowa, on the Union National
bank of Chicago. Having his suspicious
aroused by the looks of The draft, Mr.
HOsg, the banker here, teleRraphed the
drawers, asking the amount of the,draft,
and in few hours received the reply
that it was drawn for 81.
In the meantime Allen, having preVi-
ously taken a deposit slip for the draft,
had disappeared. To-day MI. Hcag was
drawn on by Allen through a MePher-
son bank for the amount of the draft
aud Immediately wired the bank officers
at that place TO cause Aliens arrest.
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SPRNeFIELD, ILL.,, Jan. Ex-Governor
Oglesby, in his annual message to the leg
islaturs, devotes good portion of it to the
labor troubles of the last two years, and
speaks of the necessity which compelled
him to send bodies of state troops TO Lee
mont, East st. Louis and the packing
house district Hesr Chicago. BE urges
the Legislature to so amend the statute
bearing upon the employment of state
troops 60 qu0ll Instructions a. 90 clearly
define the powers Of the executive, and
whether their employment shall depend
upon information or request from sheriff
or independently OF any such appeal.
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affirmed.

affirmed.
By johnson, J.
w L Sanders VS. Jacob r VOORHEES,: er.
ror from Marshall county; sfirmed.
Robinson Watson VS. Samuel Kindly;
error from Osborne county; affirmed.
Resin Clark vs. Jacob r Voorhees,; 81.
ror from Marshall county; affirmed.
The Pacific Mutual TELEGRAPH company
et al Va Chicago q Alton Bridge COM
pany; error from Atchison county; Af.
frmed.
Chicago & Alton Bridge company W
Pacific Mutual Telegraph company, ct
al; error from Atchison county; re-
vereed.
PEI curtain, W A II HSrris Us Hannah
W Chapman, numbers 4, l42 and 4,143,
dismissed.
School District, No, IS, Wabaunsee
County vs Chicago Lumber company,
dismissed